From Linkerd to Istio, service mesh architectures are increasingly being harnessed by enterprises to make managing container clusters easier.

The complexity of container management prompted an emerging aspect of digital transformation – Kubernetes as a Service.

A vast majority of DevOps practitioners say containerization technology provides security, but some companies — especially security firms — disagree.

Nearly all survey respondents in a recent State of Kubernetes Security report cited at least one incident stemming from Kubernetes security issues.

With OpenShift 4.8, Red Hat seeks to simplify the developer experience and to expand use cases and workload possibilities.

Linkerd, considered the easiest to use open source service mesh, just got easier with Buoyant Cloud's Service Mesh as a Service.

Thanks to its container customer training, the $1 billion container software market is Red Hat’s to lose. Where do the other players stand?

For six years already, most every data center migration to modern digital infrastructure has made it, well, most of the way. Now Red Hat works to move some organizations at least somewhat further.

Siloscape is designed to create a backdoor in Kubernetes clusters to run malicious containers.

Red Hat Summit 2021 began in April with a slew of high-level keynotes and guest speakers; the follow-up event digs into the nitty-gritty technical details.